http://www.stingerhitch.com/

 

that's kind of cool...

 

that's genius!
let's haul heavy-but with no weight on the drive wheels

 

Thats what they used in the Lucille Ball movie "The Long, Long Trailer", wow thats state of the art technology.

 

That's rediculous.. Somebody's probably making millions off it though.

 

i cant understand the thought process of someone buying this

 

I don't think there is much thought on the part of the people buying them...

 

i wonder how long those lil wheels and teeny axle would last behind my truck runnin 80 or so?

 

I hope the inventor has good product liabilty insurance.....please send me a demo to test!!! lololol

 

Yall are lauging, but I think that I have seen a similar product in Cabela's. It was marketed to help with tongue weight.

 

when u go over a hump in the road it will lift your back wheels off the ground

 

actually..... I was trailer shopping and I saw a double decker wrightway car hauler with at 2 5/16 ball hookup! i was like ok thats gotta be too heavy but guess what was installed ON TEH TRAILER! it had a thing like that between the A frame tounge Lil bigger... but same thing. I bit like those 5th wheel rear dolly things you see in the back of the diesel power magizines

 

Training wheels for trailers.... Neetow

 

holy cats batman that's scary

How hard is it to:

1. Get a load distribution hitch
2. Do #1 and then get better tires to help with the load.
3. Do #1 and #2 and get airbags to level her out ....

oh no ... let's just shorten the functional spring rate of the rear axle of the vehicle to 1" ... ya, about 1" is all that thing will travel ...

and to top it all off, he named it the, I'm not making this up "Hell Ya" Hitch ...

this is why we have so many laws nowadays people ... 'cause there are folks out there that think stuff like this is a good idea then end up killing people with it!!!!

I don't see any DOT certification mentioned ... ugh ... I'm done ...

 

A set of Timbrens is a lot cheaper and probably much safer than that contraption. Not to mention much more reliable.

MikeyB